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Question for the voters, that both journalists on the left do not care at all. Today, the outgoing president of Puglia, Michele Emiliano, wrote a creepy phrase on social media: “Every time a citizen goes to vote, he calls me and says ‘I have done my duty.’ In a documentary about the Casal di Principe Camorra – they responded on Twitter – “Catello Maresca said that after the mayoral vote they called Schiavone’s lieutenants to tell them they had done their duty.”
Every time a citizen goes to vote, he calls me on the phone and says “I did my duty.” It is a beautiful thing because this is an electoral campaign of the people, against the danger that exists #Puglia Back to the past. Whatever your choice, I send you my thanks. pic.twitter.com/65G9k8L5d1
– Michele Emiliano (@micheleemiliano) September 20, 2020
But who advises Emiliano to commit such serious mistakes? It gives the idea of wanting to identify with the capobastone that dominates the territory. But in a democracy it should not work that way and precisely those who have held the post of magistrate should know it better than others. But the smell of power must be terrible if you don’t measure up – that’s when you’re about to lose it and it becomes terrible. Who knows if someone has intercepted the caller. And Emiliano will realize the loneliness in front of the millions of people summoned to vote … Raffaele Fitto is calm in his family, not nudging like Don Michele.
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